Sentence examples for some pavilions from inspiring English sources

But some pavilions have gone further to promote new developments and environmentally friendly materials.

The ubiquitous lines may discourage many visitors from even trying to enter some pavilions.

Some pavilions also have stands selling local delicacies (the French pavilion has an oyster bar, for example).

Nowadays, rural crafts are all the rage, even as some pavilions look more like cool, modern, hotel-lobby installations.

And last week, when 200,000 people showed up on the first day of an Expo trial run, angry crowds pelted some pavilions with rocks, overran barriers and broke into fistfights after complaining of long lines, shoving and food shortages.

And some pavilions show the lives of a kind of anonymous groups of children: the newsies who hawked newspapers at the turn of the century, and the young people on the orphan trains, who were sent out to new homes from New York.

I needed to take it a little slower or else go to some pavilion that wasn't so chock-a-block full of different visuals and ideas.

Some Expo pavilions are best seen from the outside, like the beautiful wadi Sir Norman Foster designed for the United Arab Emirates pavilion.

He employed Adam to design some garden pavilions for the new Kedleston.

Looking at her map, Gee said, "There are some wonderful pavilions right around here.

As much as some national pavilions were punchy, like the Hungarian one, others were totally irrelevant.